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cross-talk the global economic outlook i'm joined by leo planets in new york he is a distinguished research professor and senior canada research chair at york university also new york we have larry mcdonald he's a senior director at new age and the bestselling author of a colossal failure of common sense the inside story of the collapse of lehman brothers and in washington we cross dean baker he is co-director of the center for economic and policy research all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means i want you to jump in i very much encourage it leo if i can go to you first in new york are we headed for a double dip recession and is it the united states in the euro zone that's leading it. well we may be whether it happens this quarter or next quarter you know we're in for a very long period of capital with stagnation since we don't have the credit fueled consumerism. consumption going especially in the states and in parts of europe you know the picture doesn't look quite as bad in the united states as it does in europe at the moment. perhaps because the a spirit isn't quite as heavy au

to prosper the global economic outlook i'm joined by leo planets in new york he is a distinguished research professor in senior canada research chair at york university also new york we have larry mcdonald he's a senior director at new age and the bestselling author of a colossal failure of common sense the inside story of the collapse of lehman brothers and in washington we cross to dean baker he is co-director of the center for economic and policy research all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means i want you to jump in i very much encourage it leo if i can go to you first in new york are we headed for a double dip recession and is that the united states in the euro zone that's leading it. well we may be whether it happens this quarter or next quarter you know we're in for a very long period of capitalist stagnation since we don't have credit fueled consumerism. consumption growing especially in the united states and in parts of europe you know the picture doesn't look quite as bad in the united states as it does in europe at the moment. perhaps because the asperity isn't quite as

leo has much better results when working with a touch screen and sticks with it for a long time. apple contacted shannon after she blogged about the results. >> this is something that my son can do. he doesn't need me. i don't want him to have to need me all the time. and when steve jobs announced the launch of the ipad-2, leo was one of the kids featured in the video behind him. today the number of apps designed for children with autism and those with learning issues continues to learn. the in-genie one. it costs $49.99. and there's a list of favorite apps for children with learning disabilities and shannon has compiled her own list on her blog. >> debbie of "parents helping parents" have studies hundreds of them. >> in ten years it will be wearable. they will become just a part of our outfit. >> and shannon and leo will be first in line to try them out. in san jose, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> there is a conference on autism today at santa clara university to find out about that, or the in-genie app that leeann mentioned there. go to our website abc7 and click on "see it on

if you look at this, leo, and look at the energy at these -- there's 1,300 occupations. it's not occupy wall street, it's occupy earth at this point. certainly by virtue of its wave. how do you interpret the collective energy, whether it is the occupation movement, whether it is the energy, for something like this petition, or the energy we saw under obama or the energy we saw under the tea party. this energy is not going anywhere. >> all of these movements start small and they try to find their definition as things evolve. what's really important, dylan, is that you and others add to their discussion, to their debate, to their protest. this issue, as nick just described, of money in politics. it wasn't on the first blush there for them to target. i think because of your efforts last week, it's now on their lips and on their minds. the thing you've got to do immediately, where nick is such a hero in this fight, you're not going to win these big constitutional issues overnight, they're going to take time. but transparency put, as he said, a bright spotlight on this money,

she looks very peaceful, leo. >> i'll be right back. okay? >> yeah. >> after the exam, mr. stafirski wants to view his wife's body. >> did you determine a cause? >> it's her heart. she went very quickly. >> she was a good woman. 60 years. >> patty's investigation is complete and she's certain irene died of a heart attack in her sleep. what patty cannot be certain of is how long leo can survive without his wife. >> your son and i talked about that he really needed to keep a close eye on him because it's very common that someone, two people that have spent a lifetime together, that he may pass shortly after her. they say they die from a lonely heart. >> i'm sorry for your loss. >> thank you. >> i'm sorry, leo. you take care of yourself. okay? >> of the 1500 deaths this medical examiner's office responds to every year, only about 500 end up in the morgue for further study. irene stafirski does not need an autopsy. she will be released directly to a funeral home. >> i'm going to call her doctor and have her sign the death certificate so now we've actually contacted the funeral

. >> leo was use an i-pod with little success. >> he had problems with fine motor skills. >> reporter: but the bigger screen on the ipad changed. >> everything i wrote a word, i think it was goat and i started writing, and he said goat. >> leo attends the autism center in san jose. they use several learning schools klug the more traditional ones but he often loses his focus. leo has better results in working with a touch screen and sits with it a long time. >> he blogged about the results. >> this is something my son can do. >> reporter: and when steve jobs announced the launch of the ipad 2, leo was one of the kids featured in the video behind him. today the number of apps designed for those with autism and those were learning issues continues to grow. it kots costs 49.99. parents helping parents has a list of the favorite apps for children about learning disabilities. shannon has compiled her own list on her blog. >> parents helping parents, debby has studied hundreds of them. >> they will be become part of our out sit. >> and they will be first in line to try them out. lyanne melen

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leo of napa took home the top prize for his 17 04 pound pumpkin. big gourd topped the previous state record but fell short of the world record at more than 1800 pounds. leo says even he was surprised but how much the pumpkin weighed. >> i thought it was going to be close but not 1700. i said okay i'll take that. you know. >>reporter: he will indeed. leo takes home 10 224 for the win. 6 dollars per pound and thousand dollar bonus agreeing the heaviest pumpkin in california. look at this thing. leo says the right seed is the key to growing a big pumpkin like this. you can see all the top pumpkin this week at half machine bay art and pumpkin festival if you weren't to go down there and check it out. it's fun. >> when we continues here tonight. millions take them but tonight a new report says vitamins may actually be doing more harm than good. find out why. >> also. pl quadriplegic touches his girlfriend for the first time. how he achieved that milestone. >> tl give me a time and place. i give you a 5 minute window. anything happen. >>reporter: plus po

research all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means i want you to jump in i very much encourage it leo if i can go to you first in new york are we headed for a double dip recession and is it the united states in the euro zone that's leading it. well we may be whether it happens this quarter or next quarter you know we're in for a very long period of capital is stagnation since we don't have the credit fueled consumerism. consumption going especially in the states and imports of europe you know the picture doesn't look quite as bad in the united states as it does in europe at the moment. because the asperity isn't quite as heavy auto sales this month that actually increased and warren buffett said over the weekend that he thought that the economy was humming along outside of the constructions that i mean a lot i think in the longer term well i mean what is the job generation which is the job generation i mean it's very interesting to look at these numbers and stats but people are out of work and that's something that's not happening generating jobs dean if i can go to you i mean you can

research all right gentlemen this is proscar that means i want you to jump in i very much encourage it leo if i can go to you first in new york are we headed for a double dip recession and is it the united states in the euro zone that's leading it. well we may be whether it happens this quarter or next quarter you know we're in for a very long period of capitalist stagnation since we don't have the credit fueled consumerism. consumption going especially in the united states and imports of europe you know the picture doesn't look quite as bad in the united states as it does in europe at the moment. perhaps because the a scary isn't quite as heavy auto sales this month that actually increased and warren buffett said over the weekend that he thought that the going to be was coming along side of the construction so that i mean a lot i think in the longer term well i mean we i mean what is where is the job generation where is the job generation i mean it's very interesting to look at these numbers and stats but people are out of work and that's something that is not happening generating jobs ev

leo has much better results when working with a touch screen and sticks with it for a long time. apple contacted shannon after she blogged about the results. >> this is something that my son can do. he doesn't need me. i don't want him to have to need me all the time. and when steve jobs announced the launch of the ipad-2, leo was one of the kids featured in the video behind him. today the number of apps designed for children with autism and those with learning conditions continues to learn. the in-genie one. and there's a list of favorite apps for children with learning disabilities and shannon has compiled her own list on her blog. >> ask debbie of "parents helping parents" have studies hundreds of them. >> ten years ago it will bewarable. they will become just a part of our outfit. >> and shannon and leo will be first in line to try them out. in san jose, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> there is a conference on autism today at santa clara university to find out about that, or the in-genie app that leeann mentioned there. go to our website abc7 and click on "see it on tv." >> a

. >> olÉ, olé, leo, leo, leo lea lea lea lea... leo leo leo leo... lea. ♪ ♪ [ aplausos ] [risas] [risas] [ aplausos ] ♪ ♪ buenos dÍas, 27 de octubre del 2011. sabroso con mÚsica de mi paÍs celebrando mi cumpleaÑos, venga! [ aplausos ] [risas] ♪ ♪ >> gracias por este regalo, producciÓn! >> vente, rauli. vente. >> la sorpresa de los 40! con cuero trancado! [ aplausos ] >> como bien saben estamos celebrando las 40 primaveras de nuestro querido raÚl y toda la gente te ha enviado mensajes! tenemos el mensaje de un televidente que te quiere mucho pero mÁs adelante lo vamos a presentar para que lo veas.. cÓmo te has sentido? >> feliz, orgulloso, bendecido y con ganas de seguir viviendo. >> alguien puso "raÚl se te quiere mucho y felicidades por esos 40 aÑos porque has demostrado que vives full". >> a todo lo que da. >> jorge ramos, gracias por el mensaje, y a todas las personas que han escrito. esto es para mÍ muy importante. porque es vivir. la gente que me decÍa hace dos semanas que lo estÁs celebrando. y lo voy a celebrar siempre

leo has much better results when working with a touch screen. and sticks with it for a long time. and apple contacted shannon after blogging about the result autos this is something my son can do. he doesn't need me. i don't want him to have to need me all of the time. and with are when steve job as nounsd launch of the ipad two, leo was featured in video behind him. today the number of apps for children with autism continues today grow. and this one costs $49.99. >> and there are others. sab jose based nonprofit parents helping parents has a list of its favorite apps for children with learning disabilities and shannon rosa has compiled a list on her blog. debbie perfect parents helping parents studies them. >> in 10 years will be wearable, just a part of the outfit. >> and they'll be first in line to try them out. >> and there is a conference tomorrow at santa clara university. to find out about that go to our web site and click on see it on tv. >> and in terms of weather let good times roll for another couple days. >> there is a last look at the forecast. >> i'm all for letting

then, a discussion with leo hendry. later, jack buckley, of the national center for statistics to and just, to talk about how u.s. students are doing in math and reading. ♪ host: said it has been about one week since bank of america announced new bank fees for debit card holders. in that time, protests have been heard from the floor. this morning, we want to hear from you. get your reaction to bank fees and whether or not you think they are fair. phone numbers are on the screen. if you are a republican, for republicans, 202-737-0001. for democrats, 202-624-1111. for independents, 202-624-0760. please allow 30 days between your calls. you can contact us electronically as well. e-mail us batboy twitter.com/c- spanwj -- e-mail us at twitter.com/c-spanwj, or you can -- e-mail us at journal@c- span.org, send us a twitter at twitter.com/c-spanwj, or post to our facebook page. mr. constantine is the author of open quote price list: bringing down the visa and mastercard cartel." bank of america said recently that they would c

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leo hendry said, listen, i'll seed the foundation. jimmy williams said, listen, i will leave my career as a lobbyist here in washington, because i'm disgusted, because it's become fund-raising. i'll be the executive director. there are 140,000 and counting people who are participating in a public exercise in digital wave theory. > >> yes. >> can we double ourselves in public by simply each one of us taking responsibility? and one thing that i was wondering is whether we can list people like yourselves and other musicians and other artists in general to invest your resources in america, by throwing events, by sponsoring events over the next year, where we can have conversations like the one you and i are having, with people and communities all across the country, with bands from all across the country, with food from all across the country. >> mm-hmm. i think, i think that we're entirely behind you. we love the idea of get the money out so much that we're -- you know, we're just about to start a tour of the states. and we're going to b

because only we're on set with leo as j. edgar hoover, the man who some say tried to take down the kennedys. j. edgar and "e.t." number one for a reason. >> it looks as if leo and brian graze are headed to the oscars with that one. >>> what is the story about jennifer lopez's reported on stage breakdown? our gps is taking you there. >> while performing at the arena in connecticut. j. lo becomes emotional as she sings about lost love. eyewitnesss said dancers resembling her exes accompanied her on stage. tears flowed as the audience went wild. >>> in hollywood, cats aplenty at the premier for "puss in boots" out friday. >> i've been traveling with this cat for ten years. we have a long way to go still. >> we go to latin america, mexico, argentina, back to europe. i'm sure i forgot some. >> in beverly hills, chaz bono, rob reiner and his wife michelle are honored at the respect awards sponsored by glsen. >> they teach people we're all the same, we all should have the same equal rights. >> the co-chairs include linda bell blue,

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. >> así que apenas 10 minutos da el pase y vamos a barcelona, leo messi incontenible y chavi con su gol y todo de messi victoria sobre el racing y barcelona lo golea que aumenta y continúan al frente clasificación. >> vamos con real madrid y este jugador comenzaría su show y cristiano ronaldo apoyando la causa y no lo podian frenar, gana real madrid. >> en 4 partidos y 2 de blanco y uno con argentina y tenemos lo último esto y más, hasta aquí los deportes. >> nos vemos en solo a las 11. clima espectacular y vamos con carolina ramírez. >> fin de semana con estrenos, hola hollywood. >> alexander dumas, nos cuenta la historia de 3 guerreros que son los mosqueteros y vamos con una película en la antartida, cuando se descubre algo que puede llegar a ser un allien y la misión será de supervivencia. >> me despido, la próxima semana con más. hasta luego. >> faltan pocos días para comienzo de una nueva etapa y queremos recordar y si tiene fotos que se haya tomado con reporteros o presentadores mande su foto a noticias14. >> lo invitamos a v

research all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means i want you to jump in i very much encourage it leo if i can go to you first in new york are we headed for a double dip recession and is that the united states in the euro zone that's leading it. well we may be whether it happens this quarter or next quarter you know we're in for a very long period of capitalist nation since we don't have the credit fueled consumerism. consumption going especially in the states and imports of europe you know the picture doesn't look quite as bad in the united states as it does in europe at the moment. perhaps because the asperity isn't quite as heavy auto sales this month that actually increased and warren buffett said over the weekend that he thought that the economy was humming along the constructions that i mean a lot i think in the longer term well i mean there's the job generation which is the job generation i mean it's very interesting to look at these numbers and stats but people are out of work and that's something that is not happening generating jobs dean if i can go to you i mean you can loo

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leo hindery is with patic could you tell us what this group is? guest: this group was formed out of the concern that this one small group of women and men, roughly to unde 37,00237,000 hos taking advantage of the tax code in such a way that their tax rates were disproportionately low to the progressive traditions of this country and our tax code. what concerns me about this issue is that we focused on it to the exclusion of the tax reform that senator gregg spoke about. we have to fix this inequity and we will go into some detail about the magnitude of it. it should be the only way we go after tax reform. the space-bar president yes it left me distressed because we did not broaden the discussion to overall tax reform. host: what you mean by inequity? guest: these 237,000 household paid an average of 22%. the women and men that are listening to the show this morning are paying a rate closer to 30% to 35%. there is no progression in the tax rate, though that was the intention. host: how do you define a millionaire? guest: i would be more demanding t

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the president of the united steelworkers of america leo gerard joins me to talk about why this movement is so important. ♪ i'm a speck of dust alone in the wire jungle. some dusters say i'm unreachable, [ grunting ] but that's how i like it. unattached, free, indep... i've changed my mind. ♪ i believe in miracles [ female announcer ] swiffer attracts dust. new and improved swiffer dusters gets into hard to reach places picking up three times more dust than a feather duster with dust lock adhesive to lock dust away. you're very adventurous! [ female announcer ] swiffer cleans better or your money back. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." tonight in our survey i asked the viewers, does the republican party have a problem with race? 96% of you said yes. 4% of you said no. >>> coming up, the occupy wall street movement is growing and gaining support. leo gerard of the united steelworkers international explained why his union is standing with the protesters. and i'll have a commentary on it tomorrow night on this broadcast. ouncer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing? why not?

leo, thanks very much. erin burnett is still with us. as well. erin, you covered this story, this technology story, for a long time over at cnbc. did you ever have a chance to sit down with steve jobs? did you get to know him a little bit? >> i met him but i really never had a chance to actually interview him. and i wish i had. it was always a dream of mine. you know, i was actually out in sun valley, idaho, this summer, a get-together of a lot of tech ceos. and his name this summer was on the list. and i thought to myself, oh, he's been so sick, is he really going to be there? and of course he didn't end up being there. but i remember checking that list avidly and calling apple to see -- steve dowling over at apple, who has been an apple aficionado and a speaker for steve jobs over the years. but he wasn't there. but it really has been, as i was saying to you, wolf, before, my experience around the world. i was talking about shanghai where iphone literally seems to be synonymous with the word "america" with the children. but everywhere where i'v

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now if this is leo from--this is neal from funding i. protesters refused to leave. this is when this--could the police came in and broken down. they say the protests have grown as more than $100,000. now we find jurors don't live tonight in the occupied as as-- >>reporter: people have been protesting outside of the bank of america building. two people in the group were arrested overnight. they posted their bund and then came right back out and brought more tense. and here is one of the people rested last night with several questions for him when to set up another 10. >> how was it worth it for you? >> yes it was civil disobedience. where were keeping it clean. nor-- >> how can you afford to keep on getting arrested? >> friend's generosity. there are a friend that the poor me because i am unemployed and out of work right now. >>reporter: one of the big question now here is will we see more rest? then the question that we not-- cannot answer at this time. as people say caught hooking and when i understand why the can came down jeremiah death did the debt and then flew

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